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Called NORA, the technology platform and high tech/high touch operating model uses telemedicine to bring clinical trials to anyone, anytime, anywhere.

Founded by former employees of Epic Systems, the company will use the funds to expand its sales efforts and grow its staff.

The company's SaaS-based solution is created to give smaller organizations an affordable alternative to traditional hospital management software.

If primary care physician's (PCP) time is reduced by only 5 minutes, that could free up the equivalent of 37,000 PCPs, without the need to hire more doctors.

As part of the Autism Glass Project, researchers at Stanford are testing the device to help autistic children recognize and classify emotions.

The company makes Virtual Reality and Image Guidance software for healthcare; it will use the funds to expand its business, bring its tech to more surgeons.

The company will use the funds to expand its sales and marketing resources, as well as its development resources for both existing and new products.

The company will use the funds to expand its customer base and add dozens of staff across sales, marketing, technology and management teams.

Unlike competing services which send doctors to the user's doorstep, FRND will send a nurse who can set up a telehealth session with a doctor during the visit.

Beginning January 1st, the company will be serving 25 million Blue members across 26 states who will be able to access it on their phones, computers and kiosks.